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| HomeAbout Ralph Articles Classes Contact Ralph Reiki Therapy Tai Chi Workshops Testimonies The Wholesome Jing – by Paul Lam, MD There are several Chinese words for pin yin, pronounced jing (also spelled jin), these including; quiet, force, and semen. The tai chi character for 'mental quietness' is the same as the Chinese character for 'quiet'; internal force is often call the internal jing, and semen is considered closely related to qi. In this article, we will discuss jing as an internal force. In classic tai chi it is said, The yi drives the qi, and the qi drives the jing. This means that the mind, body and spirit work together, as an integrated force, with the yi being your intention or mind-power, the qi your life energy, and jing your internal force. The practice of tai chi is a means of getting to this stage of integrated force. In the West, we often consider the end-result to matter most. Wholesome jing is the ideal end result of using the internal principles and external forms. I perceive wholesome jing as a direct and pure internal force, and, just like wholesome food is good for you, wholesome jing is the true essence of tai chi that is good for all tai chi practitioners. In a sense, it can be seen as the “real tai chi”. Wholesome jing has several essential ingredients: The mind is focused. Your mind must be quiet in order to foster the qi. A stressed and jittery mind is no where near as effective as a mind focused on the tai chi moments. – As well as being mindful – be aware of what we are doing, the environment and the self. The state of Jing mind is also an | |
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